The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-02-26
FEBRUARY @. 1887

- FEBRUARY 2e. 1881
s.TuRDAl -. ---
Lead $3.50. q,
R R silver, l.olt.
80, moon and new snow.
rsr lenten season has begun
60 nnblic schools of Bellevue
THE dp account of cold weather.
pIruER has his teams busy
JOIN 7!s lime from Elkhorn gGlch
hauling shelters, Notwithstanding
to to 'I abundance of sno" ana Oao
'V ',.,.r,p still hangs on as though
VII. ~ leave this part of the coun-
loin y Another snow storm set IN n.
Try rodresday just as a reminder
on W. COS still in business at the
old stand:
..rooyG. the murderer who
Ah ~ have been hung Yesterday,
was . "a received respite OF thir r,
has aga" The Supreme Court will
y aa;hs o motion for new trial at
ts present time. j.,
w., Herald says that the revival
M now in progress at the
, ,1es.Sojist church at Bellevue has
S hS,l out one convert t., and la there re
O pr several others on the road 10
~. a @amen" corner.
rur Union Pacific company is
l ln4 to give excursions from
s TPoJ River to Salt Lake city during
WIZ ming summer. Hoyt Sher-
'ns r. IS expected in this direc-
Ian' - On make the necessary prepare
tons. - =,
" CousrocK has just received
., ., New York a large invoice OF
n n,Oniiemen's dress suits. They are
siibe best quality and latest styles
o. I i' the bomeliest man in Ketchum
a .nIr has to get trigged up" by
V ~ "a become the idol of all the
pretty girls. =,
p,rrp WALDO, a young colored
IAN i in the Walla Walla hos
ri,ol violently insane. lie had
r., returned from Lewiston, Idaho,
= search of sister from whom he
I,J been separated many years.
In6rmation has been received that
the Girl is living at Horseshoe Bend
IN Boise county.
DESPITE the deep snow and the
E.,creeable condition of the wealth
e-t6e pupils of the public school
keen up good average attendance.
The proficiency of. Prof. Griswold
asa teacher is strongly evinced by
The interest displayed by the chill
d-pn in their studies, and the effort
made by them to keep the same up
without Interruption.
THE Union Pacific railroad COM
psny has been considerably an
moved Of late by coal thieves at
Shoshone. 4 large amount of coal
was taken from the bins by boys
and men. which in many cases was
sold to saloon keepers and Others.
To put stop to the business a
watch was kept, which resulted III
The arrest of several parties and the
offering has been checked.
CONSTABLE Mourning on last Mon
day went to Bellevue to arrest tive
Italians, who had quit work at tn,
shelter and left town with consul
cradle property belonging to two
cOntrymen with whom they were
living. The officer succeeded In
appTehending the men and brought
them back to Ketchum. They had
ahearing before justice Peck, plead
guilty and were fined five dollars
and costs.
The Last Excursion.
On March - the last of the
Union Pacific series of cheap excur-
SONS to the east will be given, tick
els to all Missouri river points be-
ing $50, good going for ten days,
and until June 18th on the return
tHp. The rate mentiond is for the
round trip.
Looking Well.
Very favorable reports are being
received from the mines on Smoky
V"hed by the Dollarhide mining
Y,Ohpany. Considerable work is
Uhg done during the winter de-
,ei,.pns the properties and large
g gOay Of ore has been uncovered.
iee Dollarhide promises to be one
o.lae best mines of Smoky district
next season.
10. d. L. Anniversary.
q bellevue Lodge, No. 9, I.O.O.F.,
ps pioneer of the order on Wood
e'' proposes to celebrate the
da'y'elghth anniversary of the or
~ IN The United States in an APP
f I'm manner, and give grand